Hagrid is in love with MiniBlinks. We didn't know that's what it is, but with more watching him, we think that is true.
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Hungry, Lonely, Scared • Part 4, Black Bart!
July 6th
Progress with the new kitty! No longer is he growling when I come in and dish out some canned food. There are still a few daggers, and no contact, but I was pretty close to him and he didn't growl!
Enjoy The Full Story...Hungry, Lonely, Scared • Part 3, Tasmanian Devil Cat!
June 14th
Cold, wet, rainy day. New Kitty was warm, well fed, safe and dry all night. Hopefully we'll make a little progress today. I put in a box for him, but this morning found him at the back of the litter box cave. That's fine too. I didn't disturb him. Poor little boy. He is so afraid. I think he is actually a boy. He's small, but his face looks stocky. I believe I saw some "boy signs" as he was flying around the room, so I think for now I'll call him Black Bart until I can get a better look.
Enjoy The Full Story...Hungry, Lonely, Scared • Part 2, Capture!
May 4th
Saw the new kitty hanging around right outside the door, hungry. Great time to set the trap. I use a Havahart Live Trap, set with canned, stinky food. These traps have a trigger pressure plate so when the kitty (or raccoon or fox or skunk) go inside, they get all the way in before stepping on the trigger plate, and the door behind them snaps shut but is far enough away to (hopefully) not catch any tail or fur in the closure. The trap has a spring loaded lock so it stays shut once the critter is inside.
Enjoy The Full Story...Hungry, Lonely, Scared • Part I
May 1st
This series covers the transformation that this new little kitty went through, and what a tremendous transformation it was too. These are the posts as they happened on Facebook covering the journey this little one went through. Please follow along as we tell the story of saving this little heart, and the journey we went through with him.
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July 24th
Our lives are so much more rich because we have rescued families of Maine Coon and Bengal kittens but this first post is about a different kind of rescue. Sometimes, it is difficult to know who is the stray.
We have a number of breeds as "singletons"; most of whom arrived here on their own, determined that this is a nice place and they want to stay. We
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